The progress is that after 1.5 rounds of fixtures, having played the top 4 teams in SCotland in our last 4 games, we're still slotted into 5th, rather comfortably, I'd call that progress from losing to Welsh part timers or even finishing in 8th last year.
I'd call it progress that we have a manager who is trying to install football the way its meant to be played, you know, the same style they're saying that Levein would try to bring to the SFA, not just hump and run that the Scottish game is generally, progressive way of playing youth and experience and training players to play the BEAUTIFUL game, being hard to break down whilst still dangerous going forward.
Having the only (I Believe) manager in the SPL with a full UEFA Pro license and a team full of ambitious young players who have effectively played 2 months more football than any other team in the league. Being ahead of teams with far bigger spending budgets than us- Hearts and Aberdeen and with the lower teams in the league coming up in our next run of fixtures and a transfer window in which we are likely to see a new influx of quality players, like Ruddy, Jutkewicz on loan, maybe some more bargains like Coke and Hateley. Youngsters like McHugh and Hutchinson showing that we have a very promising squad being built.
Sometimes in football, progress is not about what's here and now, it's about the little steps and the bigger picture, which is what Gannon is working with.